Chapters

The author was from France, Lyon, where he was born and brought up within an aristocratic family. The book The Little Prince mirrors his own life experiences. We can identify...

Lost Libraries, Polar Expeditions, and the Stories That Survived the Waves Most books spend their lives exactly where we expect them to: on shelves, beside beds, tucked into backpacks, or...

Every generation seems convinced that it has discovered George Orwell anew. A political crisis erupts, a government overreaches, a debate about censorship emerges, and suddenly copies of 1984 begin appearing...

On days like the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride, cities briefly slow down in unusual ways. Motorcycles gather not as machines of aggression or spectacle, but as objects of ritual. Old café racers...

There are writers who belong to their time. And then there are writers who seem to move through time, untouched by it, waiting to be rediscovered in different moments of...

We often think of modern writers as accessible. They’re alive. Interviewed. Online, sometimes. Their books sit closer to us — in time, in language, in reference. And yet, even here,...

March is a generous month for literature. It has given us writers of wonder and rebellion, interiority and drama, rhythm and restlessness. Writers who changed not just what stories could be...

There’s a way to visit a bookstore where you walk in, pick up a title you already had in mind, and leave. And then there’s another way. At Chapter 101,...